Pulax
Pulax is a Japanese company providing contract electronic equipment development, board design, and mounting services.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Pulax (株式会社プラックス) is a Japanese company that provides one-stop support from prototype development to mass production, contributing to Japan's electronics industry. It has approximately 3,700 business partners and a mounting defect rate of 2.798 ppm (FY2025). The company has five bases concentrated in Tokyo, and offers services including electronic equipment development, camera development, printed circuit board design, simulation, printed circuit board fabrication, electronic component procurement, harness and enclosure procurement, prototype mounting, and mass production mounting. It also develops its own products, such as compact separation head GS cameras and liquid lens GS cameras.
History
Pulax is a Japanese company that provides contract electronic equipment development, board design, and mounting services. It emphasizes one-stop support from prototype development to mass production, with development and manufacturing bases concentrated in Tokyo. The company has achieved approximately 3,700 business partners and a mounting defect rate of 2.798 ppm (FY2025). It also develops its own products, including compact separation head GS cameras and liquid lens GS cameras.
Products and positioning
Small separation head GS camera
A camera with a separation head of 16mm square, using a global shutter CMOS sensor for distortion-free imaging of moving subjects, and capable of high-speed transmission of 1.4Gbit/s over a head cable up to 10m.
Liquid lens GS camera
A camera with a liquid lens version of 18mm square, using a global shutter CMOS sensor for distortion-free imaging of moving subjects, and capable of high-speed transmission of 1.4Gbit/s over a head cable up to 10m.
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